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19 Jul, 2018 11:34

Beyond (t)reason? Graham Allison, professor at the John F. Kennedy School of Govt at Harvard

From ‘the darkest day in the history of the American presidency’ to ‘national treason’ – there is no shortage of dramatic terms to describe the outrage some in the US feel in the aftermath of the Putin-Trump meeting in Helsinki. Regardless of the leaders’ intentions, did the two indeed add insult to injury and further cripple US-Russia relations by driving critics up the wall? To discuss this, Oksana is joined by Graham Allison, professor at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University and former US assistant secretary of defense.

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